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I'm selling a few things.

1) Visored Sugarloaf. Made by Pathfinder. Made out of mild steel 12 ga on top, 14 on the sides, this will fit a 23" noggin with a half inch of padding very nicely. There would even be room for a bit more padding if needed. I've only had this on to check the padding, it's never been in a fight, never been kissed by rataan and the padding was not glued in. I've not installed a strap yet so you can do that and put the strap where YOU want it. VERY nice work by pathfinder and a splendidly stunning helm. I'm asking $350.00 and it's worth every penny.
[img]http://webpages.charter.net/nolead/mysugar.jpg[/img]

2) A set of splinted legs made by Alail Horsefriend. 16 ga mild steel splints inside of blue leather. Very nice creased knees in the 14th C manner. These have seen a couple of fights, but very very light usage. Not much more than a couple of fights. I'm asking $100.00
[img]http://webpages.charter.net/nolead/legs2.jpg[/img]
[img]http://webpages.charter.net/nolead/legs3.jpg[/img]

3) A set of Andy Ward gaunts in mild steel. You know what they look like, and the quality. These will fit someone who wears a large glove size. They were made by Andy and sold by Calontir Trim. I'm asking $50.00 for them.

4) An Elna "Jean's Machine" heavy duty sewing machine. It's not a commercial machine but it will sew heavy material including up to about 4 oz leather. I'm asking $100.00 for it.

5) Deep dished, "soupcan" style elbow and knee cops from Windrose armoury made of mild steel. To see what they look like go here... http://www.windrosearmoury.com/in_stock.htm and look at his "13th C flared knees" and his "Elbows with flared edges". I'm asking $ 75.00 for the lot.

There may be more later, but that's it for now. Interested parties please contact me via email or PM.
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Got any pictures of those gaunts?
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Can someone provide a historical date of context for the visored sugarloaf? Thanks.

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Hi Steve

I am lucky enough to possess a copy of the book 'Arms and Uniforms - The Age of Chivalry - Part 1' by Liliane and Fred Funcken. It's a old book and very well illustrated.

In the section on the development of the Helm it illustrates about 33 different types of Great Helm, # 22 is a Sugerloaf topped helm with a visor - simply described as French, late 13th century.

The visor is of a much more simple design though, it has no eye-slits per se, instead the gap between the top edge of the visor and the bottom edge of the helm-brow creating the eye-sight. The visor is perforated with ten 'breath' holes which run across the top half of the visor.

hope this is of some help
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Are the elbows & knees mild steel?
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Post by Steve S. »

Thanks, Armorboy! Also, Sinric's pattern page on this site lists it as an "Early 14th century" style of helm. My guess is, then, that this style of helm is appropriate for late-13th to early 14th century.

It is sweet.

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Gaunts are spoken for.

Yes Bascot they are mild steel. Sorry I didn't put that in the post. I've corrected it.
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Post by De Heer van Liere »

Steve -SoFC- wrote:Can someone provide a historical date of context for the visored sugarloaf? Thanks.

Steve


You also have this one in "Italian Medieval Armies, 1300-1500", Osprey Men-at-arms 136, plate A.

David Nicolle gives for sources:

"Effigies, 1300-25, Salerno & Lucera Cathedrals; frescoes, c. 1290-1300, San Gimignano; bas-relief, 1320-25, Bargello, Florence." :wink:
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The legs are gone now.
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I was mistaken about the brand on the sewing machine. It's a White Jeans Machine and you can see what it looks like and read more about it here...... http://www.whitesewing.com/4042.asp
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What size are they ?


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What size are what Gypsy?
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Soupcans are gone. I'm listing the helm on the West Kingdom BB. If you don't want a Westie Weenie :) to have this splendid helm somebody make me an offer.
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I'm of the opinion that Neddley is running some sort of money laudering scheme involving the purchase and reselling of armour... :P :P :P
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Edward,

That helm is gorgeous. How tall is it? How wide are the eyeslots? How much does it weigh? Do you happen to have any other photos (shots from the side? straight on? etc.)

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It's 11 1/2" tall. The eyeslots are 1/2". It weighs 10lbs and I'll post some new pics in about half an hour.
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Is the 11 1/2" the height from the back skirt to crown, or from the front (which looks like it's a few inches longer)? How long from back to front and side to side? And when you get post more picks, do you happen to have any with you (or someone) wearing the helm?

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Well it's been longer than a half hour but I got sidetracked. Here are three more pics as promised.

[img]http://webpages.charter.net/nolead/helm1.jpg[/img]
[img]http://webpages.charter.net/nolead/helm2.jpg[/img]
[img]http://webpages.charter.net/nolead/helm3.jpg[/img]


ALSO.......the gaunts are available again.
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are the legs still up for sale?
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Dire.........the legs have been sold.
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11 1/2" is from skirt to crown. It's 9 1/4" from back to front and 8" from side to side.
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The helm interest seems to be peterin' out so I may take this over to ebay soon.
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Remember, you said if you couldn't sell it to anybody, you'd trade it to me for some shrimp and grits... :D
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edward atte flynt wrote:The helm interest seems to be peterin' out so I may take this over to ebay soon.


I PMed you about the helm. I'm interested, but I also just bought another helm from WMA and want to see if it's a good fit. If it's not, I'll still be in the market. But I won't know for sure for another week or so, so if you need to sell the helm on ebay or trade it for grits first, I'll understand :)
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I'll hang out a bit longer. I hope your WMA helm fits cause he does some awesome work, but on the other hand........I hope it doesn't!! :D

BTW......the Andy Ward Gaunts are once again available.
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PM sent about the gaunts
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Post by TristanVonRottweil »

I dont know what Andy wards Gaunts look like.

Could you post a Few picture of these.
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I have a couple pics on my HD at home I can upload, but I'm going out of town this afternoon and will be back Sunday. I can upload them and post them then.
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What are the measurements on the andy ward gaunts? I just got a set from Calontir Trim, and they were effin huge...
But I really want them if they'll fit me...
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The gaunts look like this... [img]http://webpages.charter.net/nolead/gaunts.jpg[/img]
I have one person interested but no comittment Olaf. I'll keep you posted.
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Post by Leviathan »

I'm interested in the gaunts if there are no other takers. Also, is that helm Mild or Stainless Steel? Thanks.

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The helm is mild steel. I don't usually buy stainless. I live in Nevada and it's VERY dry so no real need for stainless.
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Gaunts and Sewing Machine are sold. I still have the helm.
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I still have the helm and it's still offered for sale.
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